Sentence examples for attachments along from inspiring English sources

Close-knit pals will inevitably disentangle and find other attachments along the way, but nicely nurtured they'll remain at arm's reach, there to reconnect when the time is right and the tides more favourable.

When composing an email on iOS, you'll now see all your recently received photos and file attachments, along with a search bar that lets you find a particular item.

There are often localised areas of overlying vitreous liquefaction, a criss-crossing network of hyalinised vessels and exaggerated vitreoretinal attachments along the edge of the lesion [ 31].

It comes with a long nozzle attachment along with a little brush attachment, a recharger, and a battery.

This video was emailed to me this morning by a friend as an attachment along with the message "As I have always said, it is science that will save us from all of the most pressing issues of the day.

The AbsoluteIDQ 150 kit contains a 96 deep-well plate with a filter attachment, along with reagents and solvents used to prepare the plate assay.

In some eyes, attachment along Wieger´s ligament is no longer present, with the two united compartments thus forming one commun patent interspace.

Rather, much of the theory concerns the nature and origins of individual differences in qualities of attachment, along a dimension of Security and Insecurity.

The particular form of the multivincular ligament of Crenatula allows for curvature of the extensive hinge line, which facilitates attachment along the hinge line to irregular surfaces.

ST in combination with EGF directed a greater EMT via actin depolymerisation and focal contact size reduction, resulting in a loosening of cell-ECM attachment along with Snail1-Zeb1/δEF1 induction.

The inability of mammary cancer cells with suppressed BST-2 to efficiently colonize independent of attachment, along with the observed increase in tumor latency in mice implanted with BST-2-suppressed cells suggest that BST-2 action may be early and sustained in the process of mammary tumorigenesis.